MIL-HDBK-780 Standard Microcircuit DrawingsThis handbook provides guidance and information concerning standard microcircuit drawings SMDs. System applications are subject to the approval of the applicable program office. This handbook is for guidance only and cannot be cited as a requirement.

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4.2.4.1.1  Organization of requirements.  Care should be taken to provide for a systematic arrangement of requirements to facilitate design, manufacturing, and inspections.

4.2.4.1.2  Sequencing of requirements and tests.  When possible, the test paragraphs in section 4 should be placed in the same sequence as the requirement paragraph in section 3.  An example of sequencing requirements and tests is as follows:

Requirement                                                       Test

4.2.4.2  Materials.  Requirements for materials to be used in the item(s) covered by the SMD are stated under this heading, except where it is more practical to include the information in other paragraphs.  Requirements of general nature should be followed by specific requirements for the material.  Definitive documents should be referenced for the material when such documents cover materials of the minimum required quality.

4.2.4.3  Design.  The major functional characteristics should be specified.  The intended use is covered in Section 6 of the SMD.  Detailed design should be covered in individual paragraphs.

4.2.4.4  Construction.  The specified points of construction should be included, as applicable.  Construction requirements should be related to the physical limitations imposed and the stresses that equipment is expected to withstand.

4.2.4.5  Hardware.  Standard military hardware should be designed into assemblies to the maximum extent possible.  This includes mounting hardware when required to be furnished with the product.  Selection of the hardware should be made from existing standards (such as MS, NAS, and AN standards), if possible, or from other standards required by contract.

4.2.4.6  Performance characteristics.  General and detail performance characteristics should be included under this or other appropriate headings specifying what is expected of the commodity.  Each requirement in Section 3 should have a corresponding test method in section 4.  The requirement paragraph should reference the applicable test paragraph; "(see 4. )".

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